... of the Greek loan:— I agree with the hon. member (Count Pelet) on one point. I equally regret the dissensions thathave arisen lately between France and England on the affairs of Greece ; but the htn. member is in error, both regards the cause, the origin, and even the date of these dissensions. According him, they arose in 1813, at the time when revolution introduced the constitutional system ...

... ' « Daily News Office, Whitefriars. The newspaper is the intellectual life of the nineth ccnturj* —the great agent of modern civilisa• Not speak of the moral and political safeon , w hich it affords, it places all, whatever icties of fortune and position, on a Jas to information. Only by its means is small capitalist enabled to contend successfully . his wealthy rival for a knowledge of those ...

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... (From our own Correspondent.) The following appeared in a Second Edition of yesterday's Daily News :— LIVERPOOL, Sunday Evening. By the arrival of the Mary Anne from Boston, have one day's later news from New York. There is no news of any interest in the few papers we have seen, and as the vessel is not a regular packet, and not expected to bring later intelligence, she has brought scarcely ...

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... and to alter conviction in that great number of minds which might have withstood anv quicker or more rational process. As Sir James Graham observed, all the old arguments need ten years since have been one by one discarded, and the Protectionists have been so pressed and driven on this side and on that, that they have come to take up the best position they could, under the circumstances, in ...

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... ♦— DIVISION IN THE LORDS ON THE SECOND READING OF THE CORN BILL THIS MORNING. Ayes 211 Noes 164 Majority 47 The debate in the Lords has been brought to close —not without some difficulty, and extending the sitting far into the night. It was carried by a majority of on this second reading; whether the same sufficient numbers may continue through the committee is matter of future speculation, ...

... A performance unique alike in its character and thc quality of the audience, attracted the well-known taste aud skill of Mr. Mitchell, in providing entertainment suitable to thc occasion, took place in the St. James's Theatre Saturday afternoon. The auditors in chief consisted of the Prince of Wales and thc Princess Roval, accompanied by thc Duchess of Kent and the Duke of Cambridge, and ...

... MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—THIS Evkninq, I LOMBARDI: Alia Prima Crociata. Sig. Corelli, Sig. Fornasari, Sig. Botelli, Sig. Dai Fiori, Sig. A. Giubilci, Sig. Mario; Madame Grisi, Mdlle. Corbari, and Madame Bellini. To be followed by ALMA. I)RURY-LANE.—Tins Evusrso, MARITANA. Messrs. Borrani, W. Harrison, and Stretton ; Misses Romcr and Poole. To be followed by the Danseuscs Viennoises; and LA GISELLE. ...

... of Deputies, is not yet ended, and will not end this week. The ardour and the tenacity which the opposition has exhibited in this contest, may give an idea of the difficulties which the ministry will have to encounter when the budget comes on. Three principal questions have been raised in the chamber: the judgment to be held the conduct of the government m some recent elections; the ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—This Evening, NINO. Signors Fornasari, O'orelli, and Botelli; and Mdlles. Corbari and Sanchioli. To conclude with ALMA; ou, La du Feu. Doors open at 7. DRURY-LANE.—This Evening, THE CRUSADERS. Messrs. W. Harrison, Borrani, Weiss, Stretton; Mesdame* and Rainforth. To be followed by LA GISELLE. Doors open at 6J. HAYMARKET.—THIS Evening, THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Messrs. W. ...